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Native American Ceremonial Pipes What differentiates the Lumberman from other pipes in the Canadian family is that the Lumberman has an oval shank with an oval saddle stem. As with other members of the Canadian family, a slender shank graces the bowl carrying about twice the length of the bowl’s height to its end. With… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 873

Tobacco Pipes, Smoking Tobacco and Pipe Accessories Huge Selection, Best Prices The word “meerschaum” means “sea foam” in German, alluding to its natural white color and its surprisingly low weight. Meerschaum is a very porous mineral that absorbs the tars and oils during the smoking process, and gradually changes color to a golden brown. Old,… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 864

Native American Ceremonial Pipes As with other members of the Canadian family of pipes, the length of the shank should be about twice the height of its Billiard shaped bowl. The Cherrywood is one of the few shapes that is always a “sitter,” having a flat bottom. Handmade Brandys typically display an even more voluptuous… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 855

Tobacco Pipes, Smoking Tobacco and Pipe Accessories Huge Selection, Best Prices Therefore the vast majority are created as bent pipes, and many deeply so. Vauen pipes are a German tradition dating back to the late 1800s, though the company’s history goes back even further than that. In 1848, Karl Ellenberger and Carl August Ziener began manufacturing… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 846

Native American Ceremonial Pipes I have come across several thoughts regarding the decline in pipe smoking. Some of you former pipe smokers may have abandoned its use because of medical concerns. Whether you are relatively new to pipe smoking or you have spent many years enjoying this pastime, you are sure to find the tips… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 837

Tobacco Pipes, Smoking Tobacco and Pipe Accessories Huge Selection, Best Prices Unusual pipe materials include gourds (as in the famous calabash pipe) and pyrolytic graphite. Metal and glass, seldom used for tobacco pipes, are common for pipes intended for other substances, such as cannabis. Inside the bowl is an inner chamber (2) space holding tobacco… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 828

Native American Ceremonial Pipes This delicacy of shaping necessitates the use of a special drill bit for the tobacco chamber, which tapers even more drastically than a Danish conical bit, and comes to a sharp point at its tip. A special honor is paid to this pipe, in that this type of conical bit is… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 819

Native American Ceremonial Pipes A Chimney is perfect for those nights after a long, bad day at the shop or office, when you need a good hour or more to regain your sanity and composure. Not too commonly found, Chimneys are usually produced by artisans, not factories, since they are in short demand. Nature is… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 81

Matching Your Pipe With Your Clothes :: General Pipe Smoking Discussion :: Pipe Smokers Forums of PipesMagazine.com The image of a Calabash pipe is, for many, inseparable from that of the legendary investigator, Sherlock Holmes. Often simply called a “Calabash,” the name is anything but arbitrary. The calabash gourd was the original medium from which… Continue reading Fashion tobacco pipe 800